Cascade Middle School - Lance Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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Cascade's Cavaliers warm up for the championship game against the Monticello Mustangs. After catching a pass from Randy Lemiere, Larry Rapp heads for the Monticello end zone. This was Cascade's first game and penalties plagued the Cavaliers. It's along ride home after suffering defeat to a rough Mustang team fwsj, 3 39

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After taking the snap from center, john Zeman prepares to sweep left CII d. Hard-running Paul Orth breaks through the Castle Rock line for a seven-yard gain. A Mustang runner is finally caught after a ten-yard gain in the title contest. Paul Orth, Bob Leggett and Arne Wayrynen are in on the stop. s'- ,z 71 nf' ., ' , V' 6 r ft s 4 Cavalier linemen prepare to go on offensive against the large Castle Rock team. 38

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:Clif Q Row 1: Pete Catlin. Row 2: Coach Glenn DeGallier,jeff Madole, Barry Myers, John Schroeder, Merle Kivijarvi, Chuck Rich, Jim Gordon, Bill Jennings, Ken Carson, Rodney Faul, Mark LeCoq, Marty Lee, Robert Fournier, Chuck Gregory, Manager Rob Spromberg, DeWayne Strange, Coach David Nees. Row 3: Craig Hansen, David Williams, Randy Peck, Steve Carpenter, Jim Cole, Dave Spurgeon, john VanHaverbeke, Rocky Sweet, Ron Pedersen, Tim Daniels, Coleman Wade, Steve Lowe. Row 4: Ron St. Jean, Charles Yockey, Alan Squires, Loren Kallwick, Tony Hart, Dale McClain, Arney Chatterton, Norman Goodbla, Larry Grant, jeff Patrick. Cavalier coaches give the boys the second half strategy. Close Margins Dull Eighth Hopes The Cascade eighth grade ended the 1968 season with a 1-3 record. Two heartbreaking losses were suffered at the hands of Monticello and Coweeman, both by a mere two points. In the season opener, Cascade fell before Huntington 12-0. Many bad breaks plagued the Cavahals. One touchdown was called back on a penalty and Huntington scored one of its touchdowns when Cascade had only nine men on the field. The only win of the year for the Cavaliers was a 13-6 victory over Castle Rock. Chuck Rich and Ron Petersen each scored for Cascade. Rocky Sweet set up one score with an interception. Monticello squeezed by Cascade 20-18 in their next outing. Chuck Rich tallied all three touchdowns. Extra points killed the Cavaliers as all three were missed. In the final game Cascade fell before Huntington 18-16. The Cavaliers were leading by four points with seconds remaining, but a Coweeman pass found the mark after being tipped by a Cascade defender. Six eighth grade team members won post season awards. jim Pierson and Tony Hart came out on top in the offensive and defensive line awards. John Schroeder and Rocky Sweet tied for the best defensive back award. Ron Pedersen led the offensive backs. Chuck Rich received the most valuable player award.